Miss Mary Higgins Feted On Retirement In Corry
Socially Highlights Miss Mary Higgins retirement after 43 years with Bell system. Chief operator since 1918, she chaired a party at the Corry Moose Club with local notable guests and lifelong hobbies of sewing and hand painting.
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Mary-It-Higgins
Oaruy
Mary K. Higgins
Miss Higgins
General ‘Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Hie Bell Tele Phone Company
Bell
Mutual Telephone Company
Wis
General Telephone In
Corry
Catholic Daughters of America
Corry Memorial Hospital
Iyer
Moose Club
North Center Street
Hospital Auxiliary To Elect New Officers
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary to elect officers at the December meeting Monday at 7 30 pm in the nurses dining room. President James Sinaro asks members to attend as plans for the Sno Ball dance during Christmas week will be made.
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Cicuon
Ladies Auxiliary
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrex James Sinaro
New Daughter Born to Dr. and Mrs Clair Jaquith
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clair Jaquith of RD. The announcement notes the newborn and family pride with no additional details provided.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Clair Jaquith
PTA Benefit Supper Is Outstanding Success
St Edward's School hosted a PTA benefit supper with nearly 500 attendees. Committee heads included Mrs Gorge Downey general chair and Mrs Warren McChesnay co chair with additional volunteers and donors such as Model Dairy Sterling Milk Quality Master Market Ad P Store Lot Connies Amorosals Grocery Baier Sturdily and the Fire Bale ing Company.
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St. Edward's School
Parent-Teacher Association
PLA
Gorge Downey
Warren McChesnay
Harry Biron
August Wastuk J
Chester Swarm
George Koestnes
Norbert Buchefuer
Tpe Model Dalry
Sterling
Quality
Master Market
Ad P. Store
Lot~ Connies
Amorosals Grocery
Baier Sturdily
Fire Baleing Company
Mrs J Robert Grice Hosts Local Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs J Robert Grice hosted sixteen members of her bridge club Tuesday evening at Fer Howe and Park Street. Two tables played contract, prizes won by Mrs G A Willistrom and Mrs H Martin Keppel. In five weeks the group will meet at the home of Mrs Graime Gould for a Christmas party, then a lavish lunch was served.
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Hattin
Eing
Avenue
Las Vega
T. J. Boland
East Washington Street
Louisville
Walter
Stevin
Fred J. Kauer
R. D
Florida
Joan
Miami
Jahet Kelsey
Chicago
Kelsey
Random Road
Janet
North-Central Airlines
Thesday
Tyan Smilth
Baal Pleagant Street
Icy
Clyde Johnston
lHvely
Jagt Hight
Patricia Johnston
Robert Grice
J. Robert Grice
Fer Howe An
Park Street
G. A Willistrom
H. Martin Keppel
Graime Gould
Brownies of Troop 304 Hold Cook-Out Party
Brownies of Troop 304 held a cook-out at Medd Park Gil Scout Cabin. Leaders Mrs Rig Dennis and Mrs William Miller assisted by Mrs Merrill Wade and others oversaw about 20 girls as they enjoyed games and singing after the cook-out.
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Brownies
Medd Park
Gil Scout Cabin
Rig Dennis
William Miller
Merrill Wade
Carl Althony
Walter Dundoh
Robert Curtis
Howard Hutgelmin
Gts
Widow of Daugherty Leader Dies at 76 in Grove City
RNeal EC Daugherty, widow of former attorney general Harry K. Daugherty, died yesterday at Meanville City Hospital at age 76. Born December 14 1879 in Washington DC, she lived in Grove City and was active in civic and legal affairs. Survived by son Harry A. Daugherty of Grove City sister Mrs Henry W. Roos Cincinnati five grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Husband died in 1945.
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Rneal
EC Daugherty
Harry K. Daugherty
Couldke
Hoover
Meanville City Hospital
Daugherty
Grave City
D. Ge Murray
Meadville
Washington, D. C
William A
Alice Clark Gould
Grove City
Bedefes
Harry A. Daugherty
Grove Igian
Henry W. Roos
Cincinnati
Denver Postman endorses walking as remedy
Retired Denver postman Harry J. Barkhaten, aged 62, says his long walking habit keeps him vigorous. He notes he has walked about 104,000 miles over his career and continues to walk daily, asserting the activity improves health and mood despite feeling under par.
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Denver
Harry J. Barkhaten
Odo
Barkhawsen
Supreme Court Asked To Limit Congress Probes
The Supreme Court was urged to curb congressional probes arguing committee powers overreach and expose individuals to public scorn. Wilkins of Rock pleaded the committee acted to shame and punish, while Watkins, convicted of contempt, faced a $500 fine and a suspended year in prison as appeals courts debated the case’s reach and intent.
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Perce Cvane
Supreme Court
United Automobile Workers Union
Howey
Watkins
Farm Equipment Workers Union
Norman student seeks China labor corps role in WWI France
Oklahoma University student asks about Chinese labor corps used in France during World War I. He contacts Generalissimo in Formosa through an interpreter but receives no clear answer. The inquiry highlights gaps in wartime labor history.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma University Denier
Chave Springstead
France
Genevalissina Chinné
Formosa
Mall
Fuel Oil and Gasoline Prices Rise Amid Middle East Crisis
A Babson Park column predicts higher fuel oil and gasoline costs due to Middle East turmoil. Eisenhower’s stance and Western powers' responses shape possible supply moves, with risks to NATO unity and U.S. political strategy influencing price and policy debates.
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Babson
Babson -Park
Mass
Tsuel Pill
Rom
Reid
Heaven
Beypl
Rilksia
Russi
England
Eisenhower
Eisutthower
North Africa
Egypt
Eienhower
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Hik Wishen
NATO
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Peive
Chhr
United Nations
Ave
Washington
Middle East
Mid- East
France
Blenhower
Europe
Eight Police Suspended in City After Thanksgiving Snow Emergency
Mayor Arthur Gardner declared a state of emergency after 25 inches of snow crippled the city and halted business, industry, and transport. Chief Edward Williams will issue suspensions effective December 1 for nine officers who failed to report during the emergency, with two exonerations. The mayor urged strict punishment, typically ten days without pay, while city council would handle any further suspensions.
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Bieht
Arthur Gardiex
Edward Williams
Gardner
Wilms
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